Cover Perfection Triple Pot Concealer 03 Correct Up Beige - for Fair to Light Skin Tone - 3 Color Full Coverage Concealer - Covers Blemishes Spots, Dark Circles, Redness Skin

Perfect!

I actually love this so much and glad I found it. I have light-neutral skin that's over 40 and yet still tragically prone to hormonal acne, alas. Color correction is tricky since most green CC products with decent coverage are made with pigments that are way too intense to blend under concealer on me. The SAEM correctors give powerful coverage without looking like you're trying to cover up last night's Sharpie-drawn facial hair. The green blends better than any color corrector I've tried since NYX's discontinued light green pots (RIP), but is still green so should still be used sparingly, right on blemishes to cover the strongest points of redness--for my skin tone, the peach is good both for dark circles and as a color corrector for dark spots and acne scars. I will sometimes layer pink over the green to lighten it up before finishing with concealer. The yellow seems to work surprisingly well on me as a matte highlighter in a pinch too, but even if it didn't, this is well worth the price.

Im supposed to get two of them but i got one!?…

Incredibly nice. Covers well and blends well with my pale skin. It applies quite nicely and having the option of 3 colors really does help to blend it well with different parts of the face.

Tiny little package, but you don't need much if spot concealing. This is very emollient and not drying on the skin. I wouldn't call it tacky, but it has a creamy consistency that blends easily. Similar to drugstore correctors in a pan. I have some melasma and redness from acne. Still trying to figure out the best application. So far I find that using a finger to pad it over an area works well to warm up the product. I let it sit for a few minutes before stippling on a med-high coverage foundation and then concealer. It stays put if I don't over buff. -Also works well if using concealer as foundation. You can add/blend a little more without it looking cakey. I finish with loose powder and setting spray. Definitely notice reduced redness. Melasma is tricky to cover completely- but if applied with correct concealer shade this doesn't look ashy. Perhaps the peach shade could be a little deeper (I have light skin).